FX Week is proud to present the 10th annual FX Invest Europe conference, bringing together leading buy-side practitioners in the fast developing foreign exchange and currency markets. It is a must-attend event for those who want to better understand the implications of recent market developments

Risk.net's award-winning OpRisk North America is back for its 19th year! This industry must-attend conference gathers 550+ senior operational risk directors from leading tier 1 banks, buy-side firms and regulators from across the globe.

Structured Products runs three global awards programmes - for the Americas, Asia, and Europe - to celebrate excellence across the structured products markets. The Structured Products awards are the industry's most prestigious honour, designed to recognise the top buyside and sellside firms.

The OpRisk Awards recognise the outstanding achievers across the operational risk markets, including banks, insurers, regulators, consultants and vendors. We celebrate the industry's hard work in style and the awards ceremony is a great opportunity to network and find out about companies performance

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Now in its 10th year, the RiskTech100 is globally acknowledged as the most comprehensive study of the world's most significant risk and compliance technology companies. This report covers the key market trends and ranks the top 100 technology vendors in this sector.

As the US takes further steps towards developing a low-carbon economy, Pauline McCallion examines the potential implications for power generation and whether gas is set to gain significant market share from coal

CFTC chairman supports trading requirements in both versions of the financial reform bill that would benefit derivatives users rather than Wall Street banks, but calls for tighter exemptions to prevent systemic risk

Proposals by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) - now also proposed in the recently approved Senate Bill on Finanicial Reform - to limit larger energy traders' positions, could drive down liquidity in energy markets across the board, causing...

Canadian oil sands could become the top source of US crude oil imports this year, according to a report published on Wednesday (May 19), raising concerns that oversupply of US crude will continue to weigh on prices

Société Générale plans to have fully integrated a new power and gas trading strategy by the end of 2010 after announcing the sale of its 49% stake in the 10-year Gaselys partnership with GDF Suez yesterday.

The aftermath of the financial crisis led to some innovative approaches to tackling energy credit risk. Pauline McCallion looks at developments and asks whether proposed US and European regulation will help or hinder innovation in this space

Oversupply in the natural gas market looks set to keep prices soft in the near term. Pauline McCallion speaks to the experts about the price outlook for this year and next and what that means for the arbitrage with oil

The US FERC’s recent move to standardise credit policies across the US power market has led some participants to question the application of a ‘one size fits all’ approach across the organised wholesale markets. Pauline McCallion reports

The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) moved to increase oversight of several unregulated energy contracts today, even though broader financial reform from Congress could negate the action.

Uncertainty has plagued the US power sector since the financial crisis. Although many believe an economic recovery is in sight, forecasting load growth continues to be a headache for those looking to manage risk in this market. Pauline McCallion reports

The development of shale gas production in the US is expected to change the face of the natural gas sector but could it make similar waves in the US oil production industry? Pauline McCallion examines the outlook for US shale oil